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"new york times" bestselling author, oprah book club.rt with that before we get into the book. i need to understand how did you write a book like this. you started at 17. >> yeah, 16. >> trevor: oh. >> i'm an overachiever. what can i say. >> trevor: i love it, i love it. but you really have a beautiful command of not just the words but the storytelling in the book. what made you think, even begin to think, "you know what, i can write this book in a way everyone will connect with?" >> i think really it started with wanting to tell a story of teenaged black girls and give it the validity and respect i think our culture often doesn't give teenaged black culture, to have this rich nuanced place and have the complexity i think a lot of people don't expect out of young people. >> trevor: you did that 1,000 times over. ( applause ) and just give perspective those who don't know the plot. the book is about the main character, kyara, and you write a story that was inspired by one of the most haroing stories that america saw, and it involved a you

she and the curator of oprah's book club. she's got a big job there. well think wehe know the south s gone with the wind, the clue clutch clan, plantation, slavery, football. link to the south. our understanding in its history and culture is key to understanding the nation in its entirety. imani perry is that rogers professor of african-american studies at princetons universit. she is the author of many award-winning books as well as awards including the 2019 biography prize from the pen american foundation. doctor perry a native of birmingham alabama currently lives and filled up arr please welcome lee and doctor imani perry. [applause] >> welcome. i'm pleased to be i here. thank you everybody for coming first of all. it is just a pleasure to be here i'm to talk about this wonderful book today. so, the first thing is we tweeted something about whether florida is considered part of the deep south. it started a thread that's really interesting. >> would you say that question? absolutely. absolutely. i love that you posed that question that we talked abo

i'm oprah winfrey, and welcome to the very first national "oprah winfrey show." >> i was surprised atfurniture, but oprah remodeled the whole house. >> there are a lot of other people out there watching who really don't understand what you mean when you say, we're in love. because i remember questioning my gay friends, you mean you feel about him the way i feel about -- it's kind of a strange concept, you know, for a lot of people to accept. >> oprah was connecting with people in a way that no one had on tv before. and it was really special to see. >> well, did you know that for the longest time i wanted to be a fourth grade teacher because of you? >> my, i was not aware of inspiring anyone. >> i think you did exactly what teachers are supposed to do, they create a spark for learning. it's the reason i have a talk show today. >> oprah winfrey now dominates the talk show circuit, both in the ratings and popularity. >> i want to use my life as a source of lifting people up. that's what i want to do. that's what i do every day on my show. you know, we get accused of being tabloid televis

lee chose south to america for this year's oprah pick we all think we know the south the civil war gone with the win the ku klux klan plantations slavery football. but in south to america amani perry shows that the meaning of being american is linked to the south and that our understanding in its history and culture is the key to understanding the nation in its entirety. amani perry is the hughes rogers professor of african-american studies at princeton university. she is the author of many award-winning books as well as awards including the 2019 biography prize from the penn american foundation. dr. perry a native of birmingham alabama grew up in cambridge, massachusetts in chicago and currently lives in philadelphia, please welcome lee haber and dr. amani perry. welcome, so please to be here. and i'm going to put my books down over here. so thank you everybody for coming. first of all, it's it's just, you know a pleasure to be here and to speak to us about wonderful book today. so i guess the first thing is that we sent out we tweeted something. yeah about whether florida is considere

(applause) >> shout out to steven spielberg and oprah for the support and love and the warner procedureally allowed me to make this my own and they allowed me to experiments. they allowed me to give ceely an imagination, they allowed me to do things that i think elevate the story and make it something that is modern and something that still holds its foundations together. and also the original inspiration for all of this, very lucky. >> trevor: we are lucky because we will be the ones to experience how you put the work together. i find myself intrigued with a lot of the work you create because you can tell that ghana and africa as a whole have an indelible impression on how you think and how you apply your mind to the projects are you working on. you see this in the book and i love how did you it. you tell a story about people who are connected by so many things and yet have so many things that actually make them different. particularly an african-american couple going to africa going this is our home and realizing it is not but it is. and there are things that are different. how do you

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for this year's oprah picked, we all think we know the south, the civil war, gone with the wind, the ku klux klan, plantations, slavery, football, but in "south to america: a journey below the mason-dixon to understand the soul of a nation" imani perry shows the meaning of being un-american is linked to the south, understanding in its history and culture is the key to understanding the nation in its entirety. imani perry is the hughes rogers professor of african-american studies, the author of many award-winning books p as well as awards including the 2019 biography prize from the pen american b foundation. a native of birmingham, alabama, doctor. groping cambridge and currently lives in philadelphia. please welcome lee haber and doctor imani perry. [applause] >> welcome, pleased to be here. i will put my book down over here. so thank you for coming first of all. it is a pleasure to be here and talk about this wonderful book today. the first thing is we we did something about whether florida is considered part of the deep south and it started a thread it is really interesting so what

oprah winfrey has announced the death of her father. oprah said vernon winfrey passed away friday after battling cancer. vernon was a well-known barber in his community and served on the metro nashville council for 16 years. on her personal instagram, oprah wrote a tribute to her dad, writing, "yesterday, with family surrounding his bedside, i had the sacred honor of witnessing the man responsible for my life take his last breath. we could feel peace enter the room at his passing." vernon winfrey was 89 years old. our condolences. >>> as pressure builds to bring detained americans home from russia, president biden surprised paul whelan's family with a phone call. the president connected with paul's sister elizabeth after she questioned his concern for her brother's situation. whe whelan was accused of spying in 2018 and he was detained since. the family says they were touched by biden's empathy for their distress and are confident in the administration's efforts to bring paul home. >>> wnba superstar and olympic gold medallist brittney

her half sister has filed a defamation lawsuit saying that she lied when she told oprah that she grewild which everyone who grew up around me notes. i wished i had siblings. i would have loved to have had siblings which is why i'm so excited to be pregnant so that archie has someone. >> but she does in fact have two half siblings. her attorney said she is well within her rights to make the comment because it was based on a feeling explaining that megan's response to the question that she grew up as an only child was obviously not meant to be a statement of objective fact that she had no genetic siblings or half siblings but a textbook example of a subjective statement on how a person feels about her childhood. kennedy, no. she is a statement about her feelings and her childhood. that's why i'm happy my son is having a sibling. she went well beyond the realms of feeling like i was an only child. that's a straight up lie. >> i'm going to take her side on this. psychologically, if children are raised in separate households, they react to the world as though they are only children. she gr

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welcome to your fantasy, there's television sources being used in or epidemics which is like taking oprah seriously in history. and so i think this is a trend that we're going to see accelerating and so the reason for this might be as simple as as advancements in technology where it's easier to day and and when we're going to show television clips, you can notice this because they're available online and so it's easier perhaps to get that access that we were talking about and especially if you know what you're looking for and but at the same time it's as hard as it was 10 years ago to go through like for example the nightly news or or even oprah like we're talking hundreds. if not, what is it 14? yeah, that's a lot of episodes and my work on all in the family. i i watched all of the goal in the family episodes multiple times, and that's a lot of time spent watching television and you can't really fast forward it because then you're not getting that the content and so those challenges remain in a sense, but i think what david also talks about is the habit right? the historians aren't used

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they divided kids into separated them and told them they are oprah servers and victims. this happened in duvall county. black parents came forward and said their children were segregated to learn these lessons. those are the type ofed things e are fighting against. we feel that turns back the clock on equality. it is and that we are trying to whitewash history. we want the actual history taught but we don't want our children to be moving backwards. we want them to move forward to what america is now and how it's made great progress. >> it was last week that the american federation of teachers had their convention, and as their president characterized groups like yours as far as your efforts i want to play a little bit of what she had to say and get your response to it. >> why are the opponents [inaudible] about calling teachers pedophiles. why are some spreading these conspiracies and other ideas which social media than stokes and amplifies. it's the anti--- the importance of public schooling as unifying american values and they see that americans value educators. we sho